Does Marijuana Cause Health Problems?
Every year, cannabis is estimated to result in 2 million years of healthy life lost due to disability. How much is that compared to alcohol and tobacco?
All Videos for Dental Health
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The Role of Dairy & Gluten in Canker Sores
Does excluding dairy products, food additives, and gluten-containing grains from one’s diet help those with recurring canker sores (aphthous ulcers)?
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The Risks of Oil Pulling
Oil pulling may help with tooth sensitivity, but the risk of inducing lipoid pneumonia outweighs the benefits.
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Oil Pulling for Teeth Whitening & Bad Breath Tested
When oil pulling was put to the test for teeth whitening, halitosis, and dental enamel erosion, the results were no better than rinsing with water—or worse.
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Oil Pulling Benefits for Plaque & Gingivitis
Oil pulling is put to the test head-to-head against chlorhexidine mouthwash for oral and dental health measures.
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Does Oil Pulling Help with Cancer?
What evidence exists to suggest oil pulling can effectively treat serious diseases such as paralysis, meningitis, cancer, and AIDS?
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Is CAPB in SLS-Free Toothpaste Any Better?
For those with recurrent canker sores, is it better to use a toothpaste with SLS, CAPB, or no foaming agents at all?
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Is Sodium Lauryl Sulfate Safe?
Just because the sodium lauryl sulfate in toothpaste doesn’t cause cancer doesn’t mean it can’t cause problems.
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Natural Treatment for Acne & Fungal Infections
Green tea may help with athlete’s foot, dental plaque, acne, impetigo, and bladder infections, but if it’s so good at killing bacteria, what may it do to our gut flora?
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The Effects of Low-Level Lead Exposure in Adults
Much of the lead found in adults today was deposited into our skeletons decades ago and is just now leaching out from our bones into our blood. What are the health consequences of having lead levels down around the American average?
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Club Soda for Stomach Pain & Constipation
Is carbonated water good or bad for heartburn, dyspepsia, and bowel regularity?
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Do Raisins Cause Cavities?
Dried fruit has long been thought to contribute to tooth decay, but what does the science say?
